> From: "Hahn, Harvey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Oleg Kobchenko wrote:
> |Also, the ticks could be like this ...
>
> Here might be a more complete set of Unicode glyphs (x=hex, d=dec) for
> the stock chart application:
>
> NB. symbol heavy light
> NB. op=hi -, x2513 d9491 x2510 d9488
> NB. hi , x257B d9595 x2577 d9591
> NB. mid | x2503 d9475 x2502 d9474
> NB. op -| x252B d9515 x2524 d9508
> NB. cl ' x2579 d9593 x2575 d9589
> NB. op=lo -' x251B d9499 x2518 d9496
> NB. cl=hi ,- x250F d9487 x250C d9484
> NB. cl |- x2523 d9507 x251C d9500
> NB. cl=lo '- x2517 d9495 x2514 d9492
>
> I'm a newbie and haven't worked much at all with the plotting
> package--in other words, I don't know many of the ins and outs.
> However, I noticed that the "heavy" Unicode characters don't seem to
> work for the given font in Ric's code, whereas at least a couple (if not
> all) of the "light" characters do. (On the other hand, I don't know if
> the specified font is Unicode-compliant like "Arial Unicode MS" is,
> compared to "normal" Arial.) FWIW.
As in existing error bar and high-low types, I believe the
ticks should be drawn geometrically rather than placed as glyphs.
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